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Prototype detector run R-14 completed with annotated failures on channels 3 and 7. Engineering asked for the annotated…

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Prototype detector run R-14 completed with annotated failures on channels 3 and 7. Engineering asked for the annotated test report and an approval request by noon. I'm nervous they'll reject it and stall the schedule. Help me craft the annotated report highlight that explains what we tested, what failed, our proposed fix, and a one-paragraph justification for advancing to the next phase that makes clear the remaining risk and mitigations.
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I need engineering to authorize the prototype to move forward and they asked for the annotated test report by lunch

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